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Remote dynamic ingress/egress inventory security system

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-06-03
OLIVERAS R MARTIN
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Upon a review of the above prior patents, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that such patents do not disclose applicant's invention which includes dual modality sensing means to detect, locate, identify and inventory multiple classes of objects.

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[0058]FIG. 1 is a front view of pathway or entranceway 500 which is to be modified to accommodate the present invention. FIG. 1 shows pathway or entranceway 500 including opening 501, left lateral vertical frame 502, upper horizontal frame 503, right lateral vertical frame 504, and floor 505. Pathway or entranceway 500 has a width W and a height H.

[0059]FIG. 2 is a front view of pathway or entranceway 500 as modified to accommodate the present invention. FIG. 2 shows pathway or entranceway 500 including opening 501, left lateral vertical frame 502, upper horizontal frame 503, right lateral vertical frame 504, and floor 505. Pathway or entranceway 500 has a width W and a height H. FIG. 2 also shows Remote Dynamic Ingress / Egress Inventory Security System 10 comprising CPU 100, printer 110, display 120, alarm 130, motion sensor 200, universal signal transmitter 300, and unique identity signal receiver 400. CPU 100 further comprises data storage means 140. Signal transmitting means 1011...

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A system provides an inventory of first and second class objects which are distributed in first and second defined locations. The first and second locations are accessible to each other via a common pathway. The system comprises: a motion sensor for producing a detection signal when the presence or motion of an object is detected while present or moving through the pathway; a universal signal transmitter which is responsive to the detection signal for transmitting a universal signal; and a unique identity signal detector for detecting the presence or absence of a unique identity signal from the detected object. Each first and second class object is capable of transmitting a unique identity signal in response to the universal signal. An information storage device is responsive to the unique identity signal detector and is capable of storing information corresponding to the presence or absence of an identity signal from the detected object.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]The events of Sep. 11, 2001 heightened our awareness of security in public places, airports, ports and the workplace.[0002]Also the passage of the HIPPA federal law has imposed severe restrictions on the accessibility and availability of patient medical records in hospitals and medical facilities.[0003]This has increased the need for better controls over the possession and movement of records, files, inventory etc. by authorized personnel and unauthorized personnel.[0004]Objects of the present invention are therefore to:[0005]a. remotely detect the presence of articles or objects each belonging to one of a plurality of defined classes.[0006]b. remotely detect the location of articles or objects each belonging to one of a plurality of defined classes.[0007]c. remotely detect the identity of articles or objects each belonging to one of a plurality of defined classes.[0008]d. create and store an inventory of articles or objects each belonging to one of ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(United States)
IPC IPC(8): G08B13/14
CPCG06Q10/087G08B13/2462
Inventor OLIVERAS, R. MARTIN
Owner OLIVERAS R MARTIN
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